Monday 10 September 2012

A&A Romans

Finished a new unit this week......and here it is. Really enjoying painting these figures I must say, they're great to paint. As the heading suggests these are from the fabulous A&A late Imperial Roman range, shield transfers are LBM. I think a unit of Clibinarii next for these chaps, I've finished off more foot units but just haven't got around to posting up some pic's yet but I shall do......





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  1. Quite delightful, a top notch bit o painting that. Bit worried about the chap having a "choof" in the middle there, dont want to be too relaxed with fighting an all!
    The obligatory Q n A, where and who, shield designs?

    Very impressed Tarty

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    1. Cheers Dave, the shields are from Little Big Men Late Roman range.

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  2. Lovely work mate,you make me want to try harder!

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  3. Those are gorgeous. I'm trying to resist this range and you're just making it harder!

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  4. Top stuff! They are a lovely range, and you've done a great paint job on them.
    Cheers, Simon

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  5. Once again, wonderful to look at. There is so much detail poured into each of these.

    I'm thinking these are too nice to put on a table! Some oaf might spill beer on them or even worse, touch them! ;-)

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    1. hahaha.....they are quite solid though, actually all the A&A range are rather stout. A little beer wouldn't be so bad, but you wouldn't want to drop em .......there's a bit of weight when you've got a group together like this :(

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  6. Cracking mate.........I am worried they will be run over by some really cheap unit of Goths or Alamani!!!

    see you and them on the table in the campaign.....perhaps!!

    cheers
    Matt

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  7. I am envious of these, worthy of any gaming table I know and far more.

    Cheers,
    Ross

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  8. Very nicely done. And I like how the edge of the base is painted green.

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  9. These are terrific, nice smooth work across the entire unit.

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  10. Thanks everyone, shall try and post some more pics of the other finished units when I get the chance.
    Cheers
    Richard.

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